News from around the web: 2009-10-14
Too many tourists like in Machu Pichu
Is Facebook winning? I am skeptical.
A Dutch bank run. More later.
Enterprise value of print franchises is plummeting
What not to do on twitter
Most are non-plussed about the meltdown in Latvia
Nagging concerns in Asia despite recovery
Even after controlling for pre-retirement health
Visuospatial decline may be a warning sign
Are US banks retreating from London?
Questions about buy and hold and equities over bonds.
MoDo goes for hilarious on the peace prize.
The Irish have serious fiscal problems, no monetary spigot.
“We’re going to treat them the way we would treat an opponent.”
On QE versus monetization.
This is free. And it does the job too.
Distraction of the Day: Dyson no longer sucks, it blows
(I was a Dyson hater a few years back because the man was everywhere. But, he has grown on me).
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